The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-07
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rnE ANARCHISTS AND rHE Law.

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THE ANARCHISTS AND THE LAW
Sioux City. Journal (Rep.): The
nag OF this country offers NO protection
to anarchy. Law and order rule.
Louisville Courier journal, Sept. Il,
Oem): The law must be enforced.
The preservation Of society xnd its In
situations is Of more Importance than
the lives Of anarchists.
st. Louis Republican (Dem. }:
Doubtless the Anarchists are beginning
TO reflect by this time that government
of the people, by the people is a strong
er government than an a%utocracy or a
mobocracy. The use of dynamite in
this country must be reprcssed by the
hangman.
Chicago News (lnd): There was at
one time among this community an in.
tensely bitter feeling against the seven
leaders charged with the responsibility
OF the Haymarkct massacre; it was u
natural cesiie for vengeance. To it
has succeeded q calm but unfaltering
determination to punish with the ex-
tremest penalties the offenders against
those laws which have been instituted
for the protection of society.
Iowa State II. gister (Rep.):
Ti.is is s.un &C. nd over tie
iand, ard il vi. s'r'F% peculiar
confidence III the q s.. .n.s estab-
l,shed means OF ju-.'c. IL narch-
;sts have had 81 fir trad TIL s.ser-
able wlp,ch s Nh. , ok
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=: ..i' il'e5F s1i. s.5eA s,ess
j N;i.%.nsspa5s i'sSn:as4 Us. ee
~a,iia mas ~ .,!oo,:tairstg desire :.r
vengeance a%sairs; the n,lsim'us,
wru.c!..s III Tie Haynarisci crime. Dui
the sentiment that Justice ..ad Tic safety
of the established social order requires
their death at the hand If the law, is
general. That sentiment Is quite as
strong to-day as it was a year ago. The
people have not learned to look with
leniency upon the crime.
Council Bluffs Globe (Dem): The
TACT is that disorder would de-
str ~ u nation, and the laws must be
enforced. Disorder will destroy a
family. III any of the institutions of
society, if is permitted to continue or
any II line. Sometimes it happens
that Il person must suffer Il little more
than he should, because of his being in
bad company. The law cannot in all
cases distinguish closely between the
lradcr and the passive follower, amoDg
l~awbrcakers.
Dies Moines Leader DENY: Anarchy
is 81 fungus growth to be cx.erminatcdin
this country. J"hann Most the other
day applied in IL New York our for
his first .,papers," but his answers TO
the clerks Undergraduates were SO I'M
patriotic that the clerk refused to issue
the document. One day later the SUE
preme court of Illinois in a practically.
unanimous decision affirmed the SEN
tencc of the seven tiends convicted at
Chicago for the murders of the night of
May 4, 1886. and the date of their cx-
e~cution Is fixed for November IL next.
The burial of their dead bodies viii
probably mark the end of anarchy in
the United States.
St. Paul Pioneer Press (Rep.): The
announcement, bulletined all ovcr the
country yesterday morning, that the
supreme court of Illinois had affirmed
the sentence of death passed upon the
anarchists, was received by the people
everywhere like the news of u great
victory in time Of war. And such, in
truth, it was. For the first time in their
history, the American people have been
called on to do battle with an organi-
cation formed for the destruction of So
cial order by crime. They have used
no weapons but the law. They have
come out triumphant, and that triumph
is not married by the possible injustice
of passionate impulse.
Chicago Herald (Dem.): With the
b,llou box open to them as to all citi-
zens these men preached wholesale
murder us II means of f;emedying wha,
they described as their ills. A single
bomb of the many they caused 10 be
manufactured was ignited with o result
as distressing as it was terrible.
Though its explosion -~t,rtls'' society,
whose agents lay icsd adj to med and
bleeding. Ut did no. p~r.',H . arm
+ he was
tc They
o -" .'hes
who suwrd IT,. NC
whirlwind III :
sword ar, 4, l|nfiSi' s. b.. ~w-i
Chiclge :yiiva1e &c Z
tor ci5:zeAsbi., suaata 81 r.;lse,' ttr
c.;se oi :sa.. i%nasoaas;e .,speains ..
he is tainted wiz. socisiisiic cr aD;,r-
c!,is,ic views. The courts must s,an,i
squarely on the law in IFS protection
against dangerous citizenship. Fur
ther, those who have procured natural
ization by false pretenscs and perjury
should be stripped out of ill-gottcn
~pnipciple Of law that
fraud vitiates 1c contract. This sound
doctrine is as applicable to the acqui.
sition of a political right as to property
or any privilege OF franchise that one
may acquire by contract. There Is 8
large field here for reform.
Acat Charms a Rather.
Portland Oregonian: The strang,
power exercised by some cats ovel
snakes was illustrated last Tuesday a